does this work with someone who weighs 110 lbs?
8067
I believe it would, as when testing it, I pushed down with my hands and it worked...I'm sure I wasn't pressing even 100 lbs. My mother is 135 lb and it works great.
8068
Yes my grandma was about that weight. It won't matter I think because it's the sensor that's important make sure to keep the plastic or cover it with plastic so the sensor doesn't break.
8069
It should be ok. My Mom weighs slightly more, but I suspect it will work well.
8070
Yes it does. I placed the chair pad under a cushion and as soon as she started to stand it went off. The bed pad was placed under the mattress pad under her chest so it would go off as she sat up, before she could get out of bed.
8071
It depends on the size of the pad according to Ker Medical website (http://www.kerrmedical.com/bedalarmandsensorpad-noalarmnoiseinpatientsroom-1-2.aspx) "20" x 30" bed pad for a patient weighing less than 120 lbs".
1088359
I don't know. I weigh 115 lbs and it works for me. Other reviews from people who weighed more than me, have been happy with this product.
782640
No. It didn't work for my husband at 200 lbs. Get one that has a firm hard surface. My mom had one & it worked great for her. This swivel cushion if just fabric...it's a no go!
2062549
Yes it will. My husband is 6 ft and weighs 270 and he has no problem using it.Laura
64200
I have a regular client that weighs just over 300lbs and it accommodates him very well. I hope this helps Bob.
477211
Well, we have someone in this household who weighs 220 lbs and there's no problem. I would assume it could go higher -- maybe 250.
2250602
I don't remember if it came with a weight limit, but I am 110 lbs and feel confident on it myself. It is very sturdy.
1389314
Yes, as long as there is a greater than 5-10 pound weight difference between the different individuals
313504
I purchased the box for my 12 year old son who uses it for training. I have used it as well and weigh around 180 to 185 and do not feel it give at all. It is very sturdy so would guess that it could also support someone who is 220.
1013705
I would think so, if he weren't afraid of the steps. I weigh 110 and it holds me just fine.
368183
Guess it depends on how big you are. I'm about 110 lb and I had to make the band as small as it'll go to get it to stay on my bicep and wish it would go even smaller. If you're a big person with big wrists it may work. Just looked at the specs. It says 9-21 inches, measure your wrist and you'll have an answer
1302562
My Lhasa weighs 17 lbs and it works well for him! I would think so - depends on how much he weighs?
1250047
My daughter weighs 70 pounds and I think that's just about right. I don't think it would be quite as "bouncy" with 110 pounds riding on it.
1950125
Not sure about max weight, check with manufacturer. the scale has been accurate for the 120 - 180 lb range, have not had anyone in the 440 lb use the scale.
60333
I don't think so. My husband is 220 lbs and if he can get on it, needs help getting in the down position, it will help him get up but add another 40 lbs and I'm not sure. Try one first if possible.
1481391
I don't think it would work on anyone under 100 lbs or less than 4 feet tall
1422206
I don't know but it's worked well for both my mother (130 lbs) and my father-in-law (170 lbs).